We discuss what’s in the $1.5 trillion federal spending deal for youth and families, a court challenge to Canada’s new Indigenous child welfare law, and Colorado seeking to “raise the floor” for juvenile justice. Digital artist and poet Karl Wyatt joined the podcast and talked about his own experience as a youth in foster care, his more recent adventure as a foster parent, and took us into the world of NFTs and how that technology might have value in child welfare. Reading Room“When 911 Isn’t Your Only Option,” brought to you by Fostering Families TodayRegister for free: bit.ly/ToughConversations0324What’s in the 2022 Federal Spending Deal for Children and Familieshttps://bit.ly/3qcZ26wOttawa backs Indigenous child welfare law after Quebec court declares parts of it unconstitutionalhttps://bit.ly/3IpPknqOttawa appeals Quebec court decision finding parts of Indigenous child welfare law unconstitutionalhttps://bit.ly/37LKYdS“Decolonization Is Only The Beginning”: Indigenous Child Welfare in Canadahttps://bit.ly/3rNEP8xColorado Considers a Raise the Age Youth Justice Billhttps://bit.ly/3qlfG3WHumanitarian Support in Ukraine Should Prioritize Children Without Stabilityhttps://bit.ly/3qaiiBoThis is Not How You Fix Things: Testimony from A Transgender Teen in Texashttps://bit.ly/3CJ7KyzThe Orphan’s Plea NFT Collection, by Karl Wyatthttps://opensea.io/collection/orphansplea

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